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Before the millions of views, the subsequent ridicule and finally the earnest apology, The Associated Press Stylebook practically oozed good intentions in its

Rishi Sunak, Britain’s prime minister, has a plan for the new year.

President Vladimir Putin of Russia, it seems, has finally noticed that the war in Ukraine created a dangerous competitor to his power: Yevgeny

When I was 14, I was asked to fetch some baklava from the basement of the Turkish restaurant where I worked after school.

China’s population declined last year, for the first time since the mass deaths associated with Mao Zedong’s disastrous Great Leap Forward in the

One day in my 20s, several decades ago, I got on a plane in New York City and flew across the world.

For two years we have debated whether the essential feature of the Jan.

On Thanksgiving morning, our dog, Sherlock, ate his usual breakfast and went for his usual walk, on which he performed his usual bodily

Some years ago — I think it was 2015 — I got a quick lesson in how easy it is to become a

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We live in a time when the people who are in charge are scared of the people who aren’t.

Earlier this year, Harvard unveiled a report of the university’s history of profiting from slavery.

Late last month, in a stunning display of frustration, people in multiple cities across China took to the streets to protest “zero COVID”

A year ago bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies were selling at record prices, with a combined market value of around $3 trillion; glossy ads

There’s a Soviet joke that has long circulated in China, about a man who is arrested for protesting in Moscow’s Red Square by

The newest monetary system in the world may be undone by the oldest problem there is.

In September, scientists at the University of Hong Kong published the most complete census of ants ever assembled.

Now that Elon Musk’s takeover has hastened the demise of Twitter, many are grasping to find new alternatives to their beloved town square.

Disheveled, young and exceedingly brainy, Sam Bankman-Fried perfectly fit the role of a Silicon Valley mogul in the making.

Six dollars and 50 cents is a lot to pay for a scoop of ice cream, no matter how artisanal.